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Back to Press & MediaIndian Battery Manufacturers Association elects its new President & Vice President
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2nd September 2024, New Delhi: Indian Battery Manufacturers Association (IBMA) held its 3rd Annual General Meeting at New Delhi on 28th Aug 2024. At this meeting which was well attended by its members and regulatory bodies, IBMA elected Ms. Preeti Bajaj, CEO and MD of Luminous Power Technologies Pvt. Ltd. as its new President. Ms. Preeti Bajaj previously served as the Vice President of IBMA and succeeds Mr. Arun Mittal of Exide Industries Ltd., who led the association with dedication and vision.
IBMA also elected Mr Rajesh Jindal, President & Chief Marketing Officer, Amara Raja Energy & Mobility Ltd., as the new Vice President of IBMA.
Ms. Preeti Bajaj, as the new President of IBMA, is committed to advancing the organization's mission of building a sustainable, innovative, and globally competitive battery manufacturing industry in India. She aims to drive technological advancements, promote sustainable practices, and strengthen India's global leadership in the sector. Emphasizing the energy sector's pivotal moment, she expressed her honour in taking on this role and her eagerness to collaborate with members to elevate the industry both nationally and internationally.
Participants from the Delhi Pollution Control Committee who attended the meeting noted IBMA initiatives and suggestions with regard to implementation and compliance with Battery Waste Management Rules (BWMR 2022).
About IBMA:
IBMA, a key industry body representing battery manufacturers in India, advocates for the growth and development of the battery industry by promoting innovation, sustainability, and regulatory compliance. Serving as a bridge between manufacturers and policymakers, it fosters collaboration and advances technological progress. IBMA's primary goal is to assist in development of a circular economy for primary metals used in battery manufacturing, and enhance domestic supply chain capabilities, making the Indian battery industry globally cost-competitive. Additionally, it serves as a resource for developing testing methods and product specifications to establish robust standards, consistently being at the forefront of innovation in the energy sector.